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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Scott Lewis
  • Developer / Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Structuring contract to reduce risk

Scott Lewis
  • Developer / Investor
  • Denver, CO
Posted

Hi all,

My partners and I are about to try and execute our first wholesale. Normally we keep all of our projects in house but we're fully tapped out in terms of financial resources with our current projects and the opportunitites keep flowing it.

We've never bought from a wholesaler (we find our own deals) so we've never seen a wholesaler contract or the clauses which reduce the risk to the wholesaler.

Our main concern is "what if I cant find a buyer, is there a way out of the contract?"

Thanks for your advice

Scott

www.spartanhomebuyers.com

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